New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
p1rpERT GETS A BAD TUMBLE.
u,c Jockey PICKED Up sENSELEss.

&c Galway's gcldng Rupert In the Mshhd''a"
,.ndicap at Jerome Park yesterday after the horses
"a RIM a hundred yards or more il was eu1i
"a and no excuse be coniured up pr the care
w. aiding which caused this accident Rupert tum-
"A beadlong and dashed out wildly. His poor h'he
.tev Freddie" Lttlched, was carried OF inc course
.rensible He is OF the handsomest Dest-mah-
NJ, and brightest faced Of the light weight Jockeys,
IA q liked by all who know him. lie Is honest ana
90 his hest for his employers although he lacks tudg
ant of pace and force In finish. IL was fOuhu by
:. surgeon that bones were broken but conclusion
.na brain was feared Every turfman hopes that the
boy Will recover
:, In,lefeld had been able to make complaint Of
.,Lns AGAINST Lady Primrose, Mr.. Belmont could not
,,ve numbered the Manhattan among his turf trophies
o,,v yoIante Eurus, Lady Primrose, Rupert and
vcbmord took part in the race, and in the betting
uev were ranked in that order Richmond led for
mile with Eurus running second. When they reached
A. homestretch Murphy called Nolantc, but the
c,rfornian did not respond and dropped out Of the
ce Now Donohue brought up Lady Primrose and
"a showed more speed than Eurus, winning the race
s'snv by neck She is a strange FLY. In some Of
-, races she runs like scared cat In others her
c,t is too slow for Gutenberg
Mr. Wthers's UncaS Cadence FLY won the Cham
r,cpe stakes by head from Fordham, and was named
Cascade. 1t not popular victory, for the FLY
vas not mentioned as a probable starter on
Wednesday afternoon evening and did not appear
a. such the official programme Race-goers dis
lie stable management that does not know its own
n,pd aud cannot decide whether not to start horse
sr an important stake until long after the official pro-
camme is In every ones hands. Nobody the
mounds was heard to express any pleasure over Cas-
osdes for this reason, though she is FLY OF
undeniable speed and fair merit. When she was
SCRATCHED few minutes before the Bellies Stakes
were run shecpshead Bay, the withdrawal was crit
ic.d sharply She could hardly have lost that race,
lap
for the Autumn Stakes. If he had come to this con
eluson the day before some feeling would have been
avoided But Mr.. Withers trims his sails TO
catch the breeze of public favor. He does not care
jo whether his colors are popular or unpopular and
be runs his stable to suit himself His unflValIed
frmness compels respect, but still no harm IL done
On The :urf by disposition to treat race soers in
generous, gracious manner, and no manner ever Ie
GREETED In tho long that he had taken pains to
crafty reasonable expectations.
The Appleby Johnson stable seems to have come
into form Ii took the first with stockton and the
fourth with Bradford, both ridden by Church, who
steered Cascade also. Many people expected much
from that fast huy, OVlde OUT perhaps she Is NOT
NV Haydn started three in the Champagne Stakes
--bllthesone Vengeance and Don Carlos. AL three
ian fairly for half mile, but Cascade and FOrdhsm
Lad difficulty in beating HEN al a; The nlsh
acted as If she had lost all four legs aud both lungs
She's CHASTITY In and outer II littlc Winclel knew
bradford a harder race with Rosand. but. it was
Bradford won very easily. Wlnchell also made mess
of his riding Armstrong the favorite In the selling
race, and Nellie Van got that II the racing officials
who ruled of De Long at Brooklyn made careful
study of Nellie Vans running this year. what would
be the result But she changed hands after yes'ef
days race. .,
long after the last spectator had left the grounds some
Of them were still coming IN. Uncle 81. DAILY 5
tie fsvOrlto third. Captain Casters heart must nave
been moved to pity by Uncle Bis family troubles,
is pofn al n han "A
h. can win steepechascs in succeSst.n with rdc-
uDus ease leaving his field scattered All over the
course , 81,
The programme gave Tarbouche's weight IN NE he
1st race as nincty-ntnc pounds hut captain OX',er
found that she not entitled to seven pounds allow
alcc under the conditions and posted her a. starter
with 100 pounds up Mr. Belmont Protes,si,, ana n,
aad The secretary The latter remainlng nTia, MI
Aaron cried it about the ring causing great stir a.
t,ng had been going on for twenty minutes or more
Mr. X Msery and nfnrcd Kim that ihc wihGrawa q
TafbuuCle at that late hour would cause a riot. MY
Nhaos ruled that the FLY must start, ana I~Douche
pAsr RAcr-rrGsE 500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS one
A,,iebv & rohnsons oh. c stockton. by spenathrnt,
D9a't SyTi' lI2 s-o,jle,iiiai & 90 lvtia@s}
A. J. c~ssstts b. g. Banner Bearer, A. loi a.. l695J
A Belmonis raiboucle 8 100 Donohae
We , pay DIX r. y r tS5sG fa w. s.
8 Ok T. Divide 3 o. ,C5r lo7; GrsnS
p.,,o, 70 v-f1ageoeSfa to l. STOCKTON to 2 Tai.
,da si'c" to ovids Florence n iot Banner
bearer Is 70 l. Touch rss - to lheoaoi@' % 70 Tar
ooucae B. Ovde 2tol. Toience NJ 20 Banner Lear
Auction poos-oviae 80 Fsgeoett4 49, Tar3ouche 50
SO e1 Mo-. I w. w,,aTawn. 1iecdosas va. fret o.
but stockton pass'd ban qncav and thcetcr .' az "a"
from he start an beat .Hlsr ta place by s
length Osito Appeared al 20 up WIN Iheum%'''m n g
shaded my 10 eGtesi herself
slcosD RAcE-cnAMr,G>E srAEEs. TwoYrAE-oLDs.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX FrRLoNGs
D D Withers's b. T. Cascade by Uncas Cadence l02 y
Dsyr nfciici. b. e io1ii.ia. i22 (sicLsafail
CoiteI -1n Dr. e. King Ta6 los ........ (ShAuerl
Gs.s4 i S ST C. or eT NeveT ii taT w4d
A. BE monts b. T. peeress l02 car lod)-lDonohue)
Per,ing to win-King trsG Vow or yever 70 !.
i@san 70 oseSR ,S o to 70 D''
Betng for piace-King Crab 10 Now OF sever 10 J.
soue to l. vengeance 70 Don Carlos 10 l. ,.o,o
sysi IoS or NeVsf 80 neid So Matat,
noSat he poSnssier. were sent Of IN good shape Peer
e ealng Don Carlos and Cascade close up PASSING tae
the horses relpPeare a. ne haf reIess haG re'gmsa me
ny. hn e IN nsSeen them ior the ss furiong
weight anchored him inst IN time 10 let the
1y gin BY snort head Bhesoine being thr aIens'h ana
THIRD RAcE-MANmATTAs HASDIcAr $50 EACH, $1,000
ADDED. IL MILES.
A. Belmonts h. LADY Primrose, by The Ill Lady
] ca.,a,ts D. c E9rus l. s LANYARD!
Roth Co h. Rchnond. $ lsl,:g.Il
Ifeakness stables Rupert. o. ll2..... tAttIeheIl
'IelL tIlme-2:l2
Betting TO win -NOante Z, . Eurus q ], Lazy ftlm-
lose TO l, Rupert TO J, Richmond 10 10 !.
Eetpg -NOlaute u D. buTus 10 Lazy Prlu
rose even. Rupert To 3. Richmond 3 % !.
Auction pOols-Nosne $50 Eu us S25 Lady Primrose SIa
belmont Sl9. Rupert 500 Muiual- paid $50 20
DAruna (gJ and the Mary BuCH sy lilly 900 were win.
dawn Richmond got Of the lead Eurus second Rupert
lr Nolsnte last TIE hOses had not gone hall auroug DO
iofe kupTt fell He Immediately. leaving Ltteheli
ng Imp and notoness Eurus got his head In mont al mo
tSni, bat Richmond quickly resumed the leaf whlch
ne hed all the 10 the head OF the homesttetch tho
iou running this Richmond EuruS Lady Primrose.
Noi~hte There a general closing FOR the hnal
eort ana the four entered The stretch almost abreast
ans S~ue trhe AT the urlOng Nosno caught che whip
ah ie back. and Richmond d.ei Suddenly Lady
IuiOs Oto up and passing Enrus In the last few sdes
won osvery by heAn Euus length and quarter before
lehte ne h&n length before Richmond Lttleheld was
lone OF the field on N 4ttress unconscious